Those of you disappointed by the "climactic" battle between Iron Man and Obadiah Stane at the end of the first movie-- and I am among you-- Marvel's president of production Kevin Feige feels your pain. In his interview with Comic Book Resources he doesn't come right out and say that the first film's final battle was lame, but he does promise to kick it up a notch next time.
"On the highway and the rooftop in the last movie was great and the connection between Jeff [Bridges] and Robert was great but we wanted to give it a little more spectacle this time around for the finale," he said in the interview, in which he talked about pretty much everything else the studio has on its plate. While no bombshells were dropped-- still no one cast as Captain America, still no promises about what will happen in the Avengers movie-- it's an interesting look at the inner workings of Marvel, a company that plans to give us a lot of entertainment in the next few years.
Check out the interview to hear about the status of the Captain America production, the reason they cast Chris Hemsworth as Thor, and a non-answer about Edward Norton playing the Hulk in The Avengers.
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